Heartwarming / The Thief and the Cobbler

• Tack to Princess Yum Yum at the end: "I...love you." Notably, in the original workprint and Recobbled Cut, this is his first and only line.
• Tack giving a white mouse to Yum Yum before confronting Zig Zag and the war machine.
• Tack feeding a group of mice while imprisoned. Specifically, he tried to feed the white mouse a few scraps of bread, but a bunch of black mice ate them, so he gave the white mouse the whole loaf of bread.
• Tack and Princess Yum-Yum make hearts for each other. To be specific, Tack shows off some of his cobbler skills by making a heart shape out of Yum-Yum's shoe strings. She in turn does the same by, albeit subconsciously, with her flowers. The two blush and it's adorable.
• When Zigzag tells King Nod that he can return the Golden Balls that protect the city, the King tells him he'll give him anything he wants if he just does it. Zigzag's request turns out to be Yum Yum's hand in marriage. Does the King relent? Hell no. Even with this being his only chance (as far as he knows) to get the balls back, he will not let this scumbag have his daughter.
  King Nod: (shaking with fury) You... want my daughter!? NEVER!
• Princess Yum-Yum saving Tack from Zig Zag's unjust wrath by deliberating breaking one of her shoes.
• In a very weird way, Zig Zag still considering Fido his best friend even as the bird is about to kill and eat him is rather bittersweet. It shows that despite his neglectfulness, Zig Zag loved Fido.

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